Denies Downturn in Irish Policy Amid China Talks
London reports quote Gerald Bal four chief secretary to the lord lieutenant denying any foundation to rumors of government concessions in China negotiations. Other items note a Florence fresco discovery with Amerigo Vespucci portrait, Rome corn duty cut approval, Mary Moore to wed South African millionaire Alfred Bell, a Hudson real estate deal for 150 acres riverfront and quarries, Crawford Bank closure with cashier and president missing, and Gloucester crew rescued after shipwreck near Shelburne Nova Scotia.
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Balfour Kays
LONDON
Gerald Balfour
lord leutenant
Ireland
Leeds
Mary Moore
Charles Wyndham
Criterion Theater company
Alfred Bell
Heal Esta. HUDSON
N. Y
Peps
A. L. Gilbert
New York
New York city
western
Hudson Iron company
Fred W. Jones
Jones railroad
South bay
Glucose Trust Patents Upheld By U S Circuit Court
The United States circuit court of appeals sustained the Glucose trust patents, potentially giving the firm a glucose sirup manufacturing monopoly if adopted by other districts. The ruling reverses Judge Grosscup's two year old decision finding no novelty in the patents. Yale student ill with Hodgkins disease at Yale infirmary in New Haven. Major William C. Wilson murdered in Philadelphia.
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Glucon Trust
CHICAGO
Glucose trust WL
United States circuit court of appeals
Glucose trust
court of appeals
Fudge Grosscup
Grosscup
Yale
utright
NEW HAVEN
B. Walker
New York city
Yele infirmary
Walker
Lake Shore Becomes Part of New York Central System
New York Central and Hudson River railroad now controls the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway following a New York Central board meeting. President Depew issued a public statement confirming the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore Railroad
NEW YORK
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway
New York Central and
Hudson River railroad
New York Central
Depew
Counterfeiting Probe Shifts to Canada and Maine
Washington reports Secret Service and Canadian police widen the counterfeiting case to Quebec and beyond. Secretary Gage asks Congress to raise detection funds from 75000 to 100900 to cover foreign work. Police surveil engravers in government offices in the U S and Canada as fresh counterfeits are feared. The Maine battleship Maine may be relieved from Havana duty as Marblehead or Detroit could replace it. Hudson River at Nyack freezes enabling 12 inch ice harvests. Reverend William N Broderick, Charlestown pastor, dies at 50.
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Secret Service
Quebec
Gage
NEW YORK
Washington
Canada
bureau of enving
secret service bureau
treasury department
house committee on appropriations
tenth meridian
Indiana
Alabama
United States
Carlada
treasury
Maine
Havana
navy department
cretgn
Marblehead
Detroit
Senator Smith’s Health Improves and Travel Planned
Washington Feb 3 Senator Smith of New Jersey, recently bedridden and narrowly spared pneumonia, has recovered enough to leave the city and will travel to Lakewood with his physician. Berlin Ont Feb 4 James Allison, the 22 year old murderer, was hanged after confessing to the murder of Mrs Anthony Orr. Washington Feb 5 Miss Barton head of the American Red Cross sails for Havana to aid the sick and starving in Cuba. Asheville Feb 5 W J Quinlan bank cashier lent 66000 to the failed First National Bank of Asheville.
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Senator Smith
TASHINGTON
New Jersey
GLakewond
BERLIN
Misys Barton
Cuba
WASHINGTON
Miss Barton
American National Red Cross
Havana
Quinlan
ASHEVILLE
N. C
W. J. Quinlan
Chemical National bank
First National bank
Decline in Wheat Tops Trade Review This Week
Dan and Co report January payments through clearing houses rose to a record level, with fewer January failures than any prior year. Wheat prices fell about 9 cents despite unchanged demand while exports from Atlantic and Pacific ports were strong. Cotton goods demand improved after eastern work stoppages, woolen mills stayed active, and weekly failures totaled 335 in the U S and 32 in Canada. The World’s visible cotton supply reached 4,463,114 bales for the week, up slightly from the previous period.
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Dan's Review
NEW YORK
R. G. Dan & Cols weekly review of trade
Atlantic
Pacific
agricultural department
Canada
Woman jailed for stealing 27 dead chickens in Jersey City
A Jersey City woman was arrested for stealing 27 dead chickens. The report notes other scattered items including ships, duels, and accidents from various places.
Leases by the Scranton Fire
In Scranton Pennsylvania a blaze yesterday damaged the M M G A building and several other structures. Total estimated losses reach 160000 with 30000 insured. Major losses include M M G A building 100000 loss 52000 insured Y M C A contents 20000 loss 36000 insured G M Florey sporting goods 8000 loss 7500 insured Mosher Coleman tailors 6000 loss 34500 insured John Stewart estate stable buildings 6000 fully insured.
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Scranton
M. Cc. A
G. M. Florey
Mosher & Coleman
John Stewart estate
Capitol Commission Entained
Attorney General McCormick sought a temporary injunction in Dauphin county court to stop the capitol commission from awarding the statehouse contract next Monday. The court ordered no award until after a hearing set for next Wednesday at 10 o clock.
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HARRISBURG
McCormick
Dauphin county
capitol commission
statehouse
Scottish Clan Treasurer Arrested in Cleveland Case
Archibald McLaren, treasurer of the Order of Scottish Clans, is arrested on charges of diverting $15,000 for his own use. In Gilmanton New Hampshire authorities report finding an unidentified well dressed man hanged from a tree, believed to be unknown and about years of age.
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CLEVELAND
Archibald McLaren
Order of Scottish Clans
GILMANTON, N. H
Textile strike echoes shift in New Bedford mill jobs
In New Bedford Massachusetts Secretary Hart of the WeaveryW Unsom denies charges of nonunion funds mismanagement amid a textile strike. Clergy man Rev Charles P Gaboury declares the French parochial school closed due to unemployment and funds shortfalls.
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French Parochial School
Hart
WeaveryW
Unsom
Meagod
NEW BEDFORD
Mass
Charles P. Gaboury
Sacred Heart church
Sacred Heart School corporation
Gaboury
board of aldermen
Dawson’s hall
north end
Oliver Christian
Thomas Lonsdale
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SAMUEL LIPFELD
North Street
Middletown, N.Y
Lot
Remnant Sales
SeNATE
TURKEY
HELE
CHIDREN
GEO. A. SWALM & SON
FLORENCE
Domenico del Ghirlandajo
San Salvadore d’Ognissanti
Amerigo Vespucci
Italy
ROME
chamber of deputies
Signor Luzzati
Grable
RAWFORD
Neb
State bank of
Crawford
C. J. Grable
A. E. Hobson
Francis C. Grable
Hobson
BOSTON
Davy Crockett
Yarmouth
N. S
Gun Cove point
Shelburne
N.S
PHILADELPHIA
Big Bill Mason
William CG. Wilson
Walnut street
Mason
Hanan
B. M. Dutton
Brooklyn
Jann H. Hanan
Senator Walthall
Mississippi
BLocomotive Works
Faih
PROVIDENCE
Rhode Island Locomotive works
Nyack
WYACK
Hudson River
Rockhand county
Mr. Browderick
William N. Broderick
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church of
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Marietts, O
NEW ORLEANS
Hester
Jersey City
Montgomery
Matanzas
William Kline
Willet's Point
William J. Fitzpatrick
Saratoga
Milwaukee
M. Alexandre Blillerand
M. Henri Lavertuson
Paris
Troon
Scotland
India
Turhat
Baron von Hammerstein-Loxten
Joseph Choate
Choate
Feia
house committee on Jaber
Weavy Paty
Dawson City
OTTAWA
Fawcett
Dominion
Jessaster
West End
D. W. Wardell
Pennsylvania
Clintonville
R. M. Hovis
Jefferson Line
John Keel
Juva
Levi K. Black
McEwensvile
J. K. Watson
Seal
Sarah Seal
Elenburg
W. Garlick
Lafayette
James J. Cowan
Medway
Francis H. Simmons
New Baltimore
Chester Tompkins
Stewart
Wy. A. Clark
Forstung
George Gould
David Goldstein
Cobaya
Spain
READING
Vardelli Frick
Ephraim Frick
Boyerstown
NEW
Miss MacElroy
Embury
TARRYTOWN
Mike L. S Peterson
Yeaterday
Young's hotel
Bie
Vermont
BRATTLEBORO, Vt
Daniel Campbell
Suxton's river
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